The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-08-07


always be found Mt his office in Morgan.
town, hereafter, from the Goth TO the
last Of every month.
w. Z. Stewart, Dentist, will remain
In my Office Mt MOrgantOwn during my
absence, and will be prepared to do all
kinds Of operations in Dentistry.
WE still have on hand large lot
Of shoes which we are selling at cost
and carriage, at Chadwick's.
A NEW line Of Dry Goods, Notions,
Fine Shoes and Hats have been re-
ceiyed at Hutchinson d Jacobs to
meet their unexpected demands.
THE West Newton, Pa, school
board has an eye to business. 1t
has made q contract with the prin-
cipal for three years at 800 per
month.
DoN'T pay 25 per cent more for
goods than you can get them for,
but go to Chadwick's and buy cheap
for cash. They mean to close out
their entire stock.
IT is reported that little show
will exhibit here to-day. 1t is said
to be a very small affair with no
merit whatever. So far as we can
hear our people will give it wide
berth.
THE society of the Army of West
Virginia will hold a big reunion in
Wheeling on the ODD, oath, 25th and
26th of August A monster tent
that will be put upon the fair
grounds and their other preparations
are on the same scale.
REMEMBER that Hutchinson &c Ja-
cohs will sell you barrel of good
salt at 1925; and remember also
that they have been selling thous-
ands of pounds of good flour at 80
per hundred, and will continue these
prices right along. Don't forget it,
wonld-be competitors.
WILLIAM WALLACE, an old man
who has been driving A. II. Tait's
team on the railroad was badly hurt
few days ago. He fell from his
wagon seriously hurting one foot in
the fall; the wagon passed over his
other leg between the knee and ankle
inflicting very painful bruises.
PEOPLE want solid facts. The man
writhing with pain, or the woman
nursing her neuralgia or toothache
far into the small hours of the morn
ing, don't want to read any foolish
ness nor long stories, but simply
want to know that Quick Relief Lo-
ton will cure at once-and do it
every time-and that it only costs
25c.
FARMERS and all persons that have
any land where the Canada thistle
grows should see that none goes to
seed. Cut them down or dig them
out. 1t is said that coal oil or fish
salt and pickle put ON the roots
after they are cut off, will kill them
Try it and do not let any go to seed,
for when they get start once they
are terrible pest to get rid of.
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS are now
agents for the Celebrated Zell's fer
tilizer and will sell 200 pounds of
bone phosphate at $3.50. We buy
for cash and buy the so ton lots, and
will deliver at Ellington or Morgan
town free Of charge Call on or
write to them at Little Falls. No
better phosphate was used in Gin
ton last season.
w. B. Books a boss at the Gas
ton mines near Fairmont, swallowed
some fragments of glass that were
concealed in glass of Jelly, and for
some time his recovery was consid-
cred doubtful DIR. W. C. Jamison
was called and administered the
proper remedies and Mr. Brooks is
now out of danger the pieces of glass
having been expelled.
THE Brownsville Clipper tells of
stone pitcher that fell from third
story window of Mr.. John Wallace's
building to the sidewalk, striking
on an iron door, without being
broken. The pitcher evidently was
made in Morgantown as that is the
kind of ware our potters turn out.
Our contemporary failed to state
whether the iron door was demol-
ished.
A SUBSCRIBER writes to know why
the Merchants National Bank, of
this place, does not make a state
ment for the qualification of it's
friends as well as the general public.
We presume the bank has no state
ment to make as yet 1t has been
busily engaged for about two months
in preparing to make one. This,
however, will be altogether optional
with the bank. Except the state
ments required by the Treasury De-
partment, about once each quarter,
banks are not compelled to make
statements. We believe the state
ment requested will be made anyway
as soon as perfect understanding
of it's condition is arrived at.
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